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The Boston Red Sox began the offseason hoping to improve their defense. They did it again by reaching a tentative agreement with third baseman Adrian Beltre. Complete Story...
The Red Sox and Mariners are working on a trade that would send first baseman Casey Kotchman from Boston to Seattle, according to a person familiar with the talks.
Mike Lowell will have surgery to repair a ligament in his right thumb and need six to eight weeks to recover, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press. The diagnosis negates — or at least postpones indefinitely — a trade that would have sent the 2007 World Series MVP to the Texas Rangers.
Mike Cameron remembers some advice Terry Francona passed on as a hitting coach when the outfielder was in a rookie league.
Pitcher John Lackey has finalized an $82.5 million, five-year contract with the Boston Red Sox.
The World Series champion New York Yankees will play the Boston Red Sox in the major league Sunday night opener on April 4.
The Boston Red Sox are discussing a trade that would send 2007 World Series MVP Mike Lowell to the Texas Rangers.
The Boston Red Sox have claimed right-hander Ramon Ramirez on waivers from the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Boston Red Sox got a pitcher on the first day of the winter meetings.
Marco Scutaro slipped on his new Red Sox jersey to pose for the cameras, then asked whether he should leave it on for the rest of the news conference.
It’s no secret this free-agent market is unspectacular, overcrowded and slow-moving. And when the deadline for tendering contracts hits Dec. 12, the pool of available talent will get even more saturated.
DeMarlo Hale is the new bench coach for the Boston Red Sox under manager Terry Francona.
So the Boston Red Sox are back in a position they used to find themselves quite regularly, but haven’t in a while: Looking up at the World Series-champion New York Yankees.
The World Series ending on Nov. 4 means a more compact offseason. Less than a week after the season’s final pitch was thrown by Mariano Rivera, general managers convened in a Chicago hotel to do nothing about instant replay, but did stoke the hot stove.
The Red Sox will raise some ticket prices as much as $5 next season after freezing all sections for 2009.
Catcher Jason Varitek exercised his $3 million option to stay with the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday, choosing to remain with the team as a backup to Victor Martinez rather than become a free agent.
Roger Clemens isn’t around to pitch for the guys in pinstripes, and Don Zimmer isn’t sitting in the Yankees dugout, ready to charge onto the field at the first sign of an altercation.
It’s six years since they’ve been to the World Series, and to the Yankees, that’s almost forever.
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim find themselves back where they usually are in October — playing postseason baseball.
The Philadelphia Phillies have had a great season, and if they can get past the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS, will have a chance to defend their championship.
A New Hampshire woman charged with second-degree murder in a fatal crash that followed an argument over the Yankees and Red Sox says her statements to police were coerced and can't be used as evidence.
The Houston Astros have received permission from Boston to speak to coaches Tim Bogar and Brad Mills about their open managerial job.
Forget what the schedule says. The World Series does not start on Oct. 28. It starts on Friday when the Angels visit the Bronx to take on the Yankees in the ALCS.
Ace closer Jonathan Papelbon couldn't save Boston's season.
Torii Hunter emerged from the visitors' clubhouse at Fenway Park to spray champagne over the fans and family gathered there. Erick Aybar did him one better, handing over bottles of bubbly to those who came from California to see the Los Angeles Angels go for the sweep.
Maybe it's the holiday season, or maybe it's just the rare sense of appreciation I felt when I noticed the missing number on the monthly invoice. An epiphany even! This company actually wanted, appreciated, and knew how to retain my business.
Alumni Dinner Invite Extended to Party Crashers: Lowell Spinners hope to avoid any confusion, extend public invitationThe Spinners will welcome Red Sox star and 2001 Spinner Kevin Youkilis back to Lowell for the Eighth Annual Lowell Spinners Alumni Dinner, Tuesday, December 29 at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium in downtown Lowell. . . .
E-mails Portray Palin Campaign Trail ChaosPalin wasn't fond of letting outsiders on her campaign bus, and Recher reportedly vetoed a ride-along with Schonda Schilling, the wife of Boston Red Sox player Curt Schilling.
LHC - Working From the Future to Thwart the Present...the troubled collider is being sabotaged by its own future.
Vlad's heroics deliver ALDS sweepStunning Red Sox Nation with a two-out ninth-inning eruption, the Angels completed a sweep of the American League Division Series with a 7-6 conquest of Boston on Sunday at Fenway Park.
The Top 10 Teams With the Most Annoying Fans What sport team haa the most annoying fans? Here's a hint:
Welcome back for day 2 of the MLB playoffs. Hopefully the games are more entertaining today then they were yesterday. We're still a while away from first pitch today. Got some good baseball articles? Send them my way.
Iowa Court Temporarily Releases Sox Fan From Jail To Attend GameBOSTON -- A judge in Iowa has allowed a man to be temporarily released from jail so he can go see the Boston Red Sox play the Kansas City Royals.
Sotomayor Gets Opening Toss at Yankee StadiumThe Supreme Court's newest member, a Bronx native, will toss the ceremonial first pitch at Yankee Stadium on Saturday afternoon, before the New York Yankees take on their rivals, the Boston Red Sox.
Right off the bat, Sox face Yanks in 2010Why ease in to the rivalry. Or for that matter, why ease out of it?
Curt Schilling: What I Believe Whoa nellie! Could Curt be a left-winger underneath?!?! I understand one thing, that's big business, and big business is what we've allowed to take over in far too many places and in far to many areas that the people need to take back.
High Roller AXP CEO Chenault dining at Boston's Scampo Where would you take your family and friends for a dining experience? Keep in mind that money is no object when you're among the highest paid CEOs in the TARP pool of '08. Also keep in mind you're Buffett's favorite boy.
Curt Schilling Official Statement: Potential Senate candidacyI do have some interest in the possibility.
A week ago Thursday, I was sitting watching the Dodgers-Cubs game with my mom. We got to talking about who we thought would be in the playoffs and who we wanted to win the World Series.
Taps for Ted at Fenway ParkVideo. Very nice Star-Spangled Banner, too.
Mets Send Wagner to Red Sox Billy Wagner signed with the Mets in November 2005 expecting to win a World Series with them. Four years later, he is not as picky. Wagner, now 38, just wants to win.
Justin Upton was putting together one of the greatest seasons in baseball history for a 21-year-old, batting .301/.374/.541 with 20 homers, 48 total extra-base hits, 66 RBIs, 68 runs, 16 steals, and 45 walks through 103 games before suffering a strained oblique Wednesday.
* Guillermo Mota intentionally plunked Prince Fielder with one out to go in a blowout Tuesday night, Russell Martin admitted afterward that manager Joe Torre ordered the hit, and Fielder tried to storm the Dodgers clubhouse following the game ...
Mike Lupica is one of about 3,246 people previewing the Yankees-Sox series that begins tonight. He says something in his preview that a lot of Yankees-types are saying:
Penny, Smoltz, Paul Byrd. Tell me, wasn't the Red Sox' strength supposed to be their deep, deep starting pitching talent?
I was in Washington, D.C. last week for the annual Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) convention and headed to Baltimore for the Orioles-Red Sox game Friday night.
Paul McCartney, who will play Fenway Park tomorrow and Thursday night, on baseball: Does that mean you're not really a baseball fan? No, no, my friend. Lorne Michaels took me to my first game years ago. It was a Yankees game, so I became a Yankees fan.
'Prof & Cop A 'Hit'Black Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and the white cop who arrested him at his Cambridge home are acting like best buds these days, yukking it up and making plans to grab a bite or go to a Red Sox game together.
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